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Poor content site rank higher?

by Morphius
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Are there still some poor English/content rank high on Google? Or did they fix them all?
Show me samples please.

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Morphius
    Anyone with a sample I can see?
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  • Profile picture of the author Demetrius
    Not anymore. You can forget about getting higher rank with poor content. As a Performance Based SEO company, you should know this more than us.
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    • Profile picture of the author Morphius
      Why do you jump to conclusion so fast?
      Did I say I want to create poor content? No!!!!!!
      However I am trying to analyze something. Previously people were bitchin about poor sites ranking. I want to see example and try to understand what is going on? If anyone have one, please share.


      Originally Posted by Demetrius View Post

      Not anymore. You can forget about getting higher rank with poor content. As a Performance Based SEO company, you should know this more than us.
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  • Profile picture of the author Yohance j
    I am still seeing sites with tons of reciprocal links, duplicate content, and piss poor content ranking well in my industry.
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    • Profile picture of the author Morphius
      Originally Posted by Yohance j View Post

      I am still seeing sites with tons of reciprocal links, duplicate content, and piss poor content ranking well in my industry.
      Can you share samples?
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  • Profile picture of the author brainfreeze0
    I suppose it would depend on the level of competition for the keyword. Obviously higher competition keywords will not have poor content at the top due to the level of competition and spam reports from competitors. Low competion keywords are not only easier to rank for with the lack of competition but the ability to fly under Google's radar due to that fact.

    Google's techs aren't reviewing every site manually. They just created a flux in the algorithm to look for certain defects within content and back link structure. However back links aren't as necessary with low competion keywords so a well spun article can achieve organic success without ever being flagged unless they are manually reported for abuse..
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  • Profile picture of the author webdesigndevelopment
    As per my opinion There are still some low quality content ranks on search engines.
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    • Profile picture of the author Morphius
      Originally Posted by webdesigndevelopment View Post

      As per my opinion There are still some low quality content ranks on search engines.
      Examples please
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  • Profile picture of the author sham2
    i am also looking for any example. Kindly share any one.
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  • Profile picture of the author ppctrainingcourse
    They just created a flux in the algorithm to look for certain defects within content and back link structure. However back links aren't as necessary with low competion keywords so a well spun article can achieve organic success without ever being flagged unless they are manually reported for abuse..
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    • Profile picture of the author Morphius
      Originally Posted by ppctrainingcourse View Post

      They just created a flux in the algorithm to look for certain defects within content and back link structure. However back links aren't as necessary with low competion keywords so a well spun article can achieve organic success without ever being flagged unless they are manually reported for abuse..
      Please show me a sample of bad links ( mainly English). Maybe article that point to a site that ranks high on google.
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    • Profile picture of the author brainfreeze0
      Originally Posted by brainfreeze0 View Post

      I suppose it would depend on the level of competition for the keyword. Obviously higher competition keywords will not have poor content at the top due to the level of competition and spam reports from competitors. Low competion keywords are not only easier to rank for with the lack of competition but the ability to fly under Google's radar due to that fact.


      Google's techs aren't reviewing every site manually. They just created a flux in the algorithm to look for certain defects within content and back link structure. However back links aren't as necessary with low competion keywords so a well spun article can achieve organic success without ever being flagged unless they are manually reported for abuse..
      Originally Posted by ppctrainingcourse View Post

      They just created a flux in the algorithm to look for certain defects within content and back link structure. However back links aren't as necessary with low competion keywords so a well spun article can achieve organic success without ever being flagged unless they are manually reported for abuse..
      Awesome first post man. You took the words right out of my mouth.
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